Aim Understanding the range‐wide distribution and abundance of species is critical for their
conservation and management. Grey foxes (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) are an …

Accurate estimation and monitoring of wildlife population trends is foundational to evidence-
based conservation. Here, we use hierarchical modelling to estimate population trends for …

Species coexistence is governed by availability of resources and intraguild interactions
including strategies to reduce ecological overlap. Gray foxes are dietary generalist …

In mammals, ecological interactions are difficult to observe directly, so they are usually
inferred from co‐occurrence data. Direct interpretation of co‐occurrence patterns can be …

Anthropogenic activities can profoundly affect ecological communities. This is true of the
most ubiquitous type of anthropogenic land-use, livestock grazing. While livestock grazing is …

Interspecific interactions among predators can shape ecological communities across trophic
levels, including among predator guilds. The strength and directions of these interactions …

Cerdocyonina is a clade composed by the South‐American canids in which the bush dog
(Speothos venaticus) is one of the most elusive species. Known for its unique morphology …

Reference genome assemblies have been created from multiple lineages within the
Canidae family; however, despite its phylogenetic relevance as a basal genus within the …

Prescribed fire is a critical forest management tool, the frequency and size of which can alter
the composition of wildlife communities. In the longleaf pine ecosystem of the southeastern …

Species richness within a site (ie, alpha diversity) and between sites (ie, beta diversity) are
important measurements of biodiversity utilized in wildlife research and management …